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The comparative law refers to the analysis of similarities and differences between the legal systems that exist in the world. It also involves the description of foreign laws without necessarily making a comparison. It applies research and field experience. It has helped many countries in constitution-building process. It enables a smooth transition from brutal to peaceful democratic politics. It seeks to unite societies that are ethnically divided. It also helps to mainstream legal and political fields.

Sujit Choudhry is a globally recognized professor of Law. He is a constitutional expert based in Berkeley School of Law. He was born in India in 1970. He pursued Bachelor of Laws in University of Toronto and Masters of Laws in Harvard Law School. He was a member of the advisory panel, which reformed the Municipal government in Toronto. He is the founder and Faculty Director of the Center for Constitutional Transitions. This foundation provides knowledge that guides constitution building. He has given legal advice to more than twenty-four countries throughout the world. He has helped countries such as Egypt, South Africa, and Ukraine to make good constitutions based on comparative law. He has published many articles, working papers and reports (Bhanu, Khosla and Choudhry 2017). For info of his writings go to amazon.com.

With reference to law.nyu.edu, Sujit Choudhry has received Memorial Fellowships from Research Council of Canada and from Harvard University. These include William Taylor and Frank Knox Memorial Fellowships. He received The Trudeau Foundation Fellowship in 2010 for his commendable law concerning post-conflicts. In 2011, he was recognized as the Law practitioner of the year by Toronto’s South Asian Bar Association. He works hard to bridge the fields of comparative politics and the Comparative constitutional Law. He advises the younger scholars in Public Law to pay key attention to the Comparative Constitution Law. He says that integration of legal and political fields has been a challenge since World War II. The young scholars, therefore, must rise to the challenge. Sujit Choudhry is a married man. He has a son and a daughter. He spends the evenings and weekends with his family members. He only works during business hours (Choudhry 2012). More reading on constitutionaltransitions.org